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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]America's obsession with the proper job title and blue collar vs. white collar is laughable. Know what jobs are respected in other countries? Jobs. That's it. Having a job is respected. I grew up in France and my father was garbage man. When I tell people in the US what my father did, they make a face and some say, "oh, sorry, I didn't realize." as if I should be ashamed that he went to work each day and provided for his family. I actually had one friend (now ex-friend) tell me that I shouldn't demean him by not calling him a sanitation engineer! I don't look down on any workers. I admire my doctors who had the intelligence and drive to follow that path. I also admire that my lawn service guy can transform an ugly patch of land into a beautiful garden for me. I appreciate the bathroom attendant at fancy restaurants who goes in after each person uses the bathroom to make sure the seats are free of pee sprinkles. [/quote] a way more equitable taxation system is what prevents the us from having a more equitable respect for a wide range of jobs. Does your dad have any legendary french strike stories to share? :) [/quote]
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